Buddha Teaches You Not to Get Angry - Buddha's Best EQ Prescription

Author: Mingmeng Ni
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
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Buddha said, "Our hearts are originally like mirrors, untainted by smoke, able to perceive the world around us. Fluctuating emotions are not our true nature. Why should they dominate our hearts?"
Star Yun said, only through self-cultivation can we attain the vast wisdom, understand the principles, and transform all grievances and honors into patience and tolerance. At that time, we can smile at the flowers, turning all troubles into sweetness.
Flowers in a vase will wither quickly if not cared for. Only by changing the water often can we keep them fresh. The principle of keeping the flowers fresh is the same as maintaining the purity of our body and mind.
If you feel troubled upon returning home and your mind cannot find peace, what method can you use to purify your heart and no longer feel anger?
Therefore, in daily life, we must often purify ourselves and renew ourself to maintain the purity of body and mind.
"New" means correcting faults and a genuine renewal. For those who wish to completely change the state of "having anger in their hearts," this is especially true. True happiness cannot be found outwardly; it lies within us.
The wisdom of the Buddha is the best EQ prescription, which can heal the angry child within our hearts.